Best practice to have the property show up on at least one tax return. 

I did my first 10 with a hospital system, and worked my way into a private practice the past 3 years.

Ideally, I'd like to buy a more practical car for managing my rental (something with more storag space) later this year. 

I understand growing where you are, for family sustainability- but as a business practice...seems better to own where you grow.

Not to mention, a good real estate joke might be an ideal icebreaker at a networking event, if it has to have a practical purpose ^^So.. here's a thread and I'll start with a meme I created after seeing so much interest in Airbnb.Not "super" funny ^^, I know..What's your best real estate-related joke?

Is it practical to plan for building a nation-wide network in order to capitalize on a hot market wherever that market exists in the USA?

My father was their attorney for several years, and ultimately took his life over their illegal and unethical business practices.

Unfortunately, About a month into this(this past week) I found a window broken out, and the garage door operator stolen(nothing else as far as I can tell).Questions:What practices do you guys use to make this less likely from happening?

Home ownership, insurance, basics of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, REITs, budgeting and savings, insurance and banking practices.

HOWEVER, I would really like to that 'You make your money when you buy' saying into practice.